Purchased a house last year and got the appraisal at the same price I purchased. Is there a point in protesting the property tax assessment?
Do any third parties help? If so any recommendations?
Thanks.
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Get your homestead exemption filed though, as that will definitely help you out.
OMG.. why would you OFFER a price where you do not even know how much tax you will pay.
Has someone told you the HIGHEST BIDEER does not have to pay TAX?🤣